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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27
PERsrA's WIrrTAM TELL.
a Pretty Little fairy TsIs From the Land
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In the province Of Hskhchewsn there
lived youth renowned for his uncom.
mon courage bis name was Demur-
chy-Oglou (the son Of blacksmith).
Passing one day through the town
bazaar. he stopped 10 listen to the con-
vegsation Of two Turks, who were ex-
tOlling the iberality with which Kur-
roglOu used 10 reward every brave
man that entered his service. Re said
TO himself: My heart is bursting for
want of action in this town. ! must
go and serve that warrior, who knows
the value of men" He then got I'D,
saddled his horse and, putting OH his
aTmor, rode toward Chambly-bill.
Kurroglou al that time was hunting
with his whole band. He looked be-
fore him, and. thinking thst he saw
gaZelle or seine other game, put his
horse to gallop in the direction Of an
object which appeared like dark spot
at a distance. II was Domurchv-Ogluu
''Who art thou, young man, and
whence dOSt thou Gomez" Il 20 10
Chambly-bill. | have heard that kur-
roglou, who lives there, is a liberal
master and knows the value Of mental
desire TO serve under him" kurrOglou
said iii his heart: Fine led this" He
then gave him his reply: My soul! |
am kUrroglou. Thou hast heard 1
was liberal and always ready TO give
bread away, but thou must also know
| only give it to the brave; the towards
get nothing from me-" BY that time
Kurroglou's cavalry had joined him,
and he then said: My children-my
souls! here have l hunted down my
game" Saying these words he took
an apple from his pocket and a ring
from his finger. He fixed the ring
into the apple anC. said To Demurchy-
Oglou: "Sit down in the Persian
mode" Then. turning to his servants,
he ordered them to take off the cap
from the head of the newcomer He
then placed the apple on the baIe head
of the latter and rode aside. He bent
his bow and continued 10 pass one ar
row after the other through the ring.
Out of sixty arrows that were shot not
one went astray. Kurroglou was glad
to see that Demurchy-Oglou did not
ever once vince or change his counten-
ance. He said: My souls!-my chill
dren! whoever loves me let him con-
tribute toward Demurchy-Oglou's dress
and saddle" In IN instant the stran-
ger found himself rich, so many things
were given him. Kurroglou said: 1T
is not often that one can get into his
service youth like him. y Chodzko's
PopHlar Poetry Of Persia.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special ex-
ecutiOn, for delinquent taxes, issued from
the office of the clerk of the circuit court
of Pettis county. Missouri, dated the 18th.
day of November. 1887 and to me directed,
in favor OF the State of Missouri, at the
re alton and to the use OF John Mckinley,
collector Of the revenue OF Pettis county in
the state OF Missouri, and agains: James z.
Wood. on judgment for back taxes on the
real estate hereinafter described for the years
1888, 1884 and 1885, and for the enforce
ment of the lien Of plaintiff against said
real estate; therefore, | have levied upon
aud seized al the right, title, interest and
estate OF the said defendent, Of, in and to
the following described real estate situated
IL Pettis county Missouri, 70 s.t:
The north half OF the Northwest quar-
ter of section twenty three (23l township
forty six (46) of range twenty-five (22,D
and will On,
TUESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1888,
between the hours of Q o'clock A. H. and
o'clock P. II. OF said day, at the west
front door OF the Court house In the city Of
Sedalia, Pettis county aad State of Missouri,
and while the circuit court of said county
is in session, sell the said real estate at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidderfo cash, to
satisfy said execution anG costs.
}. 4. Bowers,
l2-sS NJ. Sherid of Pettis County, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Common cheese cloth makes an
excellent strainer for acid fruits.
The odor of perspiratiOn and dirty
wooden clothing is very offensive to
bees.
Ginger Snaps.-Two cups of mo-
lasses. one cup each of sugar and but
ter, one teaspoonful each OF soda and
ginger, and flour 20 make it stiff
enough 10 roll.-HouSehOld.
Corn FritterS.-Grate cold boiled
corn from the cob, season. add three
beaten eggs ani sufficient -four to give
them consistency. Drop in large
spoonfuls into boiling lard or dripping,
and fry a nice brown. Canned corn
may be used.-BoStOn Budget.
Ducks are not good winter layers,
but they begin very early in the season,
usually in February, laying their eggs
early in the morning. They should
not be kept too fat Boiled potatoes or
turnips, with plenty of grass, make ex-
eellent food for them.-St. Louis Re-
psstEtcas.
-Practical and successful Western
men claim that constant supply Of
salt for swino is a safe preventive of
diseases, one that can be counted on
with degree of certainty; that by its
constant use the system is made strong
TO ward off disease; that cholera does
not start in herds receiving this care,
and that these herds often escape when
all others around them are destroyed.
Cincinnati Tines.
Chocolate Pie.-Take four table
spoonfuls of grated chocolate. one pint
OF boiling water, yelks Of two eggs,
twoSablespoonfuls Of corn starch, six
tablespOonfuls OF sugar. Stir together
and boil until thick like custard. Make
and bake crust, put in the chocolate
filing; beat the whites Of two eggs,
sweeteu, favor with vanilla, spread on
top and brown In q quick oven. Serve
cold--Bo,tos Budget.
-Tutti Fruit Cake.-One coffee-cup
butter. one ooHee-cup sugar, one cof-
fee-cup sweet milk, two and one-half
cofee-cups four, whites of seven eggs
three teaspoonfuls bsking-powder, one
pound raislrs. one pound fgs, one
pound dass4 one pound almonds one
fourth pound citrOp. Blsnch the al
uos0s and shred them in fine pieces.
Bake in two long pans in a slow oven
one hour and thresquarters:-Good
Cheer.
One of the most serviceable kind
Of washstand splashers and also one of
tae cheapest is made from yard of
fancy mating bound with wide braid
or piece Of silk or merino, matching
the prevailing color in the room and
fastened up with four tacks. each tack
covered with colored ribbon. Where
the room is small and there is no dress
ing case, pockets of tbs mating may
be fastened each side of the splasher to
hold the comb and brush. -Iniidadp-
4!ss S01GTf.ti
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Within the past fc- : years numer.
GUS attempts have been made To intro
duce the English skylark into this coun-
try. Large numbers of the birds have
been brought over and liberated at vari-
Gus points fIom Delaware to New Eng
land, but without exception the birds
have disappeared at once and never
been heard of again, except OCCASION
ally, after intervals of years, reI arts
come of one being heard in some part
of the country. Abroad they flourish
from The south of England to Scandina-
via. Why they die in this country no
one knows. Some think they do not
die. but that the country is so big that
they scatter over it as soon as landed,
and are swallowed up in its immensely,
GS IL vera
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, l.. l.. Coppedgs, and Mamie
A. Coppedge, by their certain deed of
trust, dated he 18th day OF October, 1884.
and recorded in the recorders. Office of
Pettis county, At deed beck 81, page 36I,
conveyed to the undersigned, j. G. Thsmp-
con, trustee, all their right, title, interest
end estate, in and 70 the following described
real estate, situated In the County of Pettis,
State of Missouri, viz: Commencing at a
point five hundred feet west of the north
Grand Avenue, In the city OF Sc
dalia, Mo-, thence running west one hun
dred and five feet, thence north to within
fifteen feet OF j. K. Barrett's north line,
thence east ore hundred and FIVE feet,
thence south TO place of beginning, which
said conveyance was made in trust to Sc
cure the payment If certain promissory
notes in said deed described. and,
whereas, one Of said notes has be-
come due and remains unpaid, now,
therefore, III accordance with the pro-
visions of said deed of trust, and It the re-
quest Of the legal holder of said note, /
shall proceed to sell the above described
real estate at west door OF court house, In
the City OF Sedalia, in the County Of Pet
tbs, State aforesaid, to the highest bidder
for cash, at public auction, on
SATURDAY. THE 3IST DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1887,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and five in the afternoon of that day 10
satisfy said note, together With the cost
and expense OF executing this trust.
lI-:9w5t% j. {. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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NTANTED-AEN-1o take the agency of our
w saieS; 2SxISxi8 inches; weight 500 lbs;
e'al pc.ce > other s'zes in proportion. A rare
chance create a VeTIa.ueut basin.s s. at home
These safes meet dem md never before supplied
By other safe companies, we are not governed
by the SAFE Pool Alpine tfe Co. Cincin All, o.
II 21d2t w3m
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DAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1883,

Between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. N, and )
o'clock z. d. of said day, at the west front
door OF tbe cesrt house IL the city Of Sc
daia, eogaty of Pcttis and state of Mis-
Souri, and while the circuit court of said
caaSty is in session, cell. at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the
real estate mentioned and described In
said order Of sale, to-vit: the
soatn half Of section twenty-nine i29l
ItoSnGsip forty-four "a, range twenty
three %, Pettis county, Missouri Said
real estate will De sold subject to the lie 1
Of two mortgages, bOth dated Marc 2,
1885, executed by the said T. II. Adams
10 Brinksrkof and F2ris, the first one to
secure the payment of note ior fifteen
hundred (Sl 500 dollars and fully de-
scrieed in said mortgage, which is recorded
in the recorders Office In said Pet.is ecan-
~ IN record No IS, page 32S, and the sec
ond to secure ten notes Of twenty-five
aud 5e-l00 dollars (S22 50} each, due and
payable en- the lst day of March and Sep
tember in each year, and fully described in
said mortgage, which is recorded In the re-
cSrder'S office of said Pettis county In rec
ord No. 80, page So. All interest on the
first above described mortgage being paid
up to September -, 1887, and all the notes
maturing mp to and including September
2, 1887, having alse been paid, and the
purchaser of said premises TO take same
subject to the balance due upon said mort
cages as above stated. IA. BOWERS,
l2-2Ow-4t Sherif Pettis county, No
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SATURDAY, JANUARY II. ISIS.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of 4.
W. Ramsey, dece sed, will make final SET
Element of his accounts with said estate as
such administrator at the next term Of the
probate court of Pettis county, Missouri,
10 be holden at the court house in SedaIia,
in said comfy, on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 4. D. 1888. w. 4. RAMSEY,
IZ-IeWiI Administrators.
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JANUARY, 1853,

hetzess the issrs Of 8 o'clock, 6. u. aAd
) O'Clock p. IN. Of said dsy, at tie xess
ront deer Of tke court house IN tse city e.
SeGaIis, COssty Of Pettis. and State Of
Missouri, ssd while the circuit court Of
said county is is session, So at public
sacIios 70 the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the real estate neztioze6 aud de-
-crised in said srdeT Of sale, to-wit BE
ginRia: st tae quarter section line setwees
be northeast quarter Gad the zsrihEest
qgartsr o. ssclisa tairiy-three (3S), il
lowsshi p forty-six (46), range twesty-oae
(2i), ffty asd six-tez,hs go 5-I0), poles
south eli The southwest cerner OF tAe south
east quarter vi section twepty-eight tzSi,
in said township and range, and thence
running south nlong aud with said quarter
section line aity-six and two-tenths
so 2-l0) poles, thence west to the center #
he SedsIia and Georgetown road, to j
poipt therein directly west Of, AMI opposite
to the place OF beginning hereinbefore de-
scribed, and thence east 10 the place of be-
sizRing, ali il Pettis county, Mo.
j. 4. Bowers.
- 2Owit Sheriff of Pettis County, Mo.
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saturday, THE TIN DAY OF JANU.
ANY,, 1SS8.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of a special
execution for delinquent taxes, issued from
the office. Of the clerk OF the
circnit court OF PeItis county, Mo-, dated
the 18th day of December, 1887, and to me
directed, in favor Of the state of Missouri,
at the relation and TO the use of John Me
Ginley, collector Of the revenue Of Pettis
county, in the s.ate OF Missouri, and
against Il. NJ. Friker and Sue 81. Fraker.
his wife, J. H. Mertz, aud the Fourth
Building and Loan association, Of Sedaiia,
Missouri, on judgment for back taxes on
the real estate herein after described for
the years 1879, 1850, 1881, 1852, 1883, 1881
and 1885, and for the enforcement of the
lien OF plaintiffs against said real estate !:
Therefore, | have levied upon, and seized
all the right, title, interest and estate of the
said defendants, OF, III, and to the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Petit
Missouri, to-wit Lots seven On
and eigh: (S), in block eight (S), city OF
Sedalia and 1 will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1883,
between the hours of 9 o'clock, 2. M, and )
o'clock p. ~, of said day, at the west front
door of the court honse In the city OF Se-
dalia, COuuty of Pettis, and state of Mis-
souri,, and while the circuit court OF said
county is in session, sell the said real es-
tate al public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, to satisfy said execu-
ion and costs. j. n. BOWERS,
l2-20w4. Sheriff OF Pettis County, No.
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SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.
2-9-v-td

BY virtue and authority OF aa order Of
ssle, issued from the sEice Of the clerk OF
The circCii ctErt Of Peitis cousiy, Me-.
istes the 18th day Of Nsres Der, 1887, AID
10 se sir.c;ed, wherein Addie Banks sn4
John :. Basks, her husbsxd, are plaintiffs,
aud Esra r. Rood 2a4 EBersos WsoE
aTe SsienS4zts, il z4Iter OF sale eff real
estate for partition, i will, on
THTKSDkY THE 10TH DAY Of
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special ex-
ecutiOn for delinquent taxes, issued from
the office of the clerk of the circuit court of
Pettis county, Mo, dated the 18th day OF
November, 1887, and 10 me directed, in
favor Of the state of Missouri, at the rels-
ton and 10 the use of John Mckinley, col
lectOr of the revenue OF Pettis county, in
the state of Missouri, and against William
X. B1hon and Isabella BohOn, on Judgment
for back taxes on the real estate herein
after described for the years 1873, 1874.
1875, 1876, 1877, 1873, 1879, 1881, 1852,
1888 and 1884, and for the enforcement OF
the lien OF plaintiff against said real estate;
therefore, | have levied upon and seized all
the right, title, interest and estate OF the
said defendants, of, in and to the following
described real estate, situated in Prttis
county, No, lo-wit The northwest quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter of section
thirty-fogr (34), and the south MALI OF the
southeast quarter Of section twenty eight
t2S), and the east half OF the northeast
quarter OF section three (3l, all in town
snip forty-iVe (45). range twenty-one III },
ana | will, On
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1888,
between the hours of o'clock a M and 5
O'Clock p. IL. of said day, at the west front
door of the court house, in the City of Se-
dz!iq, Pett;s County, and state Of No, and
Eaiie the circuit court OF said county is in
session, sell the sSid real estate a. public
auction 20 the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said execution AID costs.
j. A. Bowers,
220w-4t sheriff Of Pettis county, No.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Adelbert II. Smith. by her
certain deed OF trust, dated the fourth day
of October, 1884. and recorded III the re-
corders office of Pettis county, at deed
book 50, pages i5i and 452, conveyed To
he undersigned, J. ID. Crawford, all her
right, title, in!rest and estate, In aud to the
following described real estate, situated in
the county OF PeiI,is, state of Missouri, yiz.
beginning at u TCiat on the east side oil
Grand avenue Sejalia, Mo, $50 feet south
of the northwest corner ga block one a. OF
Ritchey's first addition TO SedaIIa, DO,
thence east parallel with the north line If
said block one, H. 27O feet, thence south
fifty (JO) feet. thence west go feet thence
north 10 beginning, which said conveyance
wac made in trust 10 secure the payment uf
certain pTOmis>Ory notes III said deed de-
scribed, ana whereas said notes have be-
con.e due and ere unpaid now therefore, IN
accordance with the provisions u said
deel of Iru-t, and at the request OF the -
gal holder of said notes, l IA III proceed ~
sell the above described real estate, al the
court house door, in the city of SedaIla, Ill
the county of Pettis, state aforesaid, to the
highest bidder for cash, at public auction,
on
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1855,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and fTe in the afternoon Of that day, 10
satisfy said note, together with tie costs
and expense OF executing this trust.
1920 wtd VI. ID. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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sHERIFF's SALE INPARTITION.

By virtue and authority CT an order of
sale, i>sued from the Office OF the clerk of
the circuit court Of Pett;S county No., dated
the 18th Gay of November, 1887, and to me
directed, wherein, Robert Mckinley and
AAHie 5 Mckinley adults, and Lucy NJ
A ck inley minor, rhs appears by W. j.
Collow, ker guardian and curator are plain
.ifs, and tn Adams, Annie Mckinley,
Cora g. Mckinley; Courtney "A. Mckinley,
and May b. Mckinley are defendants, ia a
matter Of sale Of real estate for partition l
will, on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
THE OLD FOLKS OUT.
A Card From the Committee Of
Arrangements.

A special train will be run into Salt
Lake on Wednesday next, to accom-
modate old folks in the county, living
south of this city, who may wish to
join in the excursion from this place to
Ogden. 1t will leave Draper at 6.45 am.
Sandy, Z; Junction, 7.05; Lovendahl's,
7.15; Franoklyn, 1925, and arrive in
Salt Lake at Z. 45. On this train how
ever, passengers will be expected to pay
their own fare. The following notice
from the committee should be care
fully read by all interested: The
invitation to accompany the excursion
to Ogden having been given to the
residents of this county, many have
concluded that we also invited them to
a free ride on the railroads leading to
this city. We are very sorry to say
that we have neither the right to use
the roads nor the ability to pay the
fares of those who desire to come. The
movement depends for its success upon
the interest taken in it by the citizens
of Salt Lake City, who have in many
cases assisted US literally from the
start. We depend upon the same dis
position being manifested in the settle
ments, by those who are able, towards
their old folks. Every live man has the
right and privilege to render aid to-
wards making one day more enjoyable
than the others to his aged neigh bors
in the different settlements who are
entitled TO the honors of the Old Folks
day. We will try and carry you to
Ogden and return you safely, but can
not do more than that.
The demand for tickets is greater
this year than eI er before. Those who
are unprovided with tickets by Monday
next, are liable to get left, as we are
limited as to railroad cars, and from
present appearances it will take Is cars
to carry those who are entitled to go.
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A LITTLE BABY KILLED.
The Disastrous and Fatal Runaway
of Yesterday.

Yesterday morning John Flint, of
KaysyilIe, with his wife, baby and two
little girls, drove down to the city in a
light spring wagon, attached to a span
of powerful horses. After making some
purchases, Mr.. Flint drove up to the
Continental Hotel, and handing the
reins to his wife, went in to see about
selling some produce. He had only
been gone a few minutes, when the
horses started TO run, and Mrs. Flint,
having her baby in her arms,
was totally unable to manage the
animals, who dashed across the
street into an unfenced lot just
south of the Kimball Block, where
the wagon was overturned, and all the
occupants thrown violently to the
ground. A number of persons imme-
diately gathered at the scene of the &C
cident, and il was found that Mrs. Flint
was seriously injured. having sustained
some ugly bruises and cuts on the top
of the head, and on the forehead and
neck. The two children, May and Mag
gle, were bruised considerably, but their
injuries are not of serious nature.
When the wagon overturned, the little
babe, which was in its mothers arm,
must have alighted On its head, and a
glance rendered it painfully evident that
death would soon end its suffering.
The injured ones were at once taken
into Mr.. Butterfield 8 house, immedi-
ately south of the scene of the accident,
where everything was done to allay
their sufferings. Drs. STANDARD and
Bower were summoned, and after ex-
aiming the baby's injuries, said there
was no hope. and in abom
an hour and half from
the time of the accident the
little sufferer had breathed its last.
After the wagon was overturned, the
horses continued to run until they
brought up against the building occu-
pied by Mr.. w. w. Smith. The wagon
struck the window casing with such
force as to entirely dislodge it, knock
ing down a 5-year-old daughter of Mr..
Smith, who received some bad cuts on
her right leg and was badly shaken up,
put not seriously injured. She had
very narrow escape from death.
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THE THREE JUDGES.
Business Transacted in the 81.
preme Court Yesterday.

The Mountain Chief Mining ComD.,-
appellant, vs.. Thomas Pierrepont Of !
respondents; on filing the certi6csts =,
the clerk of the District Court of n,
Second Judicial District, whereby it an
pears that judgment was entered tbsrsi,
in this cause October 18th, 1886, in f.vo,
of the defendants, Whitehead and
Bently; that appeal therefrom 10 hi,
court was perfected on October 9th
1885, and that no transcript OF The rscord
therein has been obtained or rsous,tsS
by appellant, and on motion of respond
ent's attorney appeal is hereby dis
missed.
D. L. McDonough, respondent. y
w. P. Smith, appellant; from TbiS
District; submitted and taken uriy
adyisement.
The People, etc., respondents, VI
J. Peacock, implicated, appellant; aL
mitied on briefs and taken underE.
Visement. Two cases.
Wasatch Mining Company vs.. jog.
A. Jennings ct al. argued by Mr.. b.
Inns for Jennings and Mr.. McBrids
Wasatch; submitted ana taken uM
adVisement,
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In the Probate Court.

The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
In the matter of the estate 90.
guardianship of D. W. Mofstt, ct sLi
order of sale of real estate.
Order confirming sale of reaI estste !,
the matter of the estate of Elizsbeit
A. Whitney, deceased.
The following marriage certiica!al
were filed:
Peter P. Erskine and Phoebe Evans
Thomas Allen and Myrs Proctor.
Joseph h. segbers and Amsti
Button.
Ambrose Dement, and Lena Bsls
Samson.
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The EMPLOYEES of q. G. NJ. 1. manu-
featuring departments spent Saturday
at Lake Park, where they had a most
enjoyable time. A well arranged pro-
gramme OF outdoor amusements was
carried out, and the exercises of the
day closed with a ball in the pavilion,
All returned IN the best of spirits early
in the evening, and were loud in their
praises OF the treatment accorded them
by the managers of the resort.